Scheaffer diesel additive help

[jarmstrong]

I've read Spicer's fuel additive test over a thedieselplace.com have decided that HFRR test results are very importmant to me in deciding on a diesel

 

[JHZR2]

It is extremely difficult to correlate the HFRR and SLBOCLE tests to individual component wear rates, primarily because it is extremely difficult to test individual component wear rates properly.

JMH

 

[1sttruck]

I've been using the Stanadyne cetane boost + lube + gel point reducer, which didn't fare well in that test, so I spiked it with some Stanadyne lube which did ok. The combination made for a quieter running engine, less ticks and clicks, so'll continue using the combination until I find something else. I'll stay with a demulsifier, and will maybe try just a lube and gel point reducer.

 

[moeb]

If lubricity is all you want, run 2% (or greater) biodiesel. If you're after antigel and lubricity, use 2%-5% biodiesel with an antigel additive like Stanadyne, Schaeffer's, Power Service.